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The Wellness CenterThe Wellness CenterInterAct’s Wellness Center is run by peer support specialist staff – individuals who currently or previously have received mental health and/or substance use services and can offer a shared experience. The Wellness Center offers a safe environment with a variety of activities to promote the key elements of recovery which include hope, personal responsibility, education, self-advocacy, and support. Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)InterAct’s certified WRAP facilitators offer12 week WRAP classes to focus on recovery and self-determination utilizing the format developed by Mary Ellen Copeland (www.mentalhealthrecovery.com). WRAP is an educational program that teaches participants self-management skills for monitoring, reducing, and eliminating uncomfortable or dangerous physical symptoms and emotional feelings. WRAP enables people learn how to: 1) develop their own wellness toolboxes, 2) establish daily maintenance plans, 3) identify their triggers and early warning signs, 4) create crisis plans, and 5) develop personal support systems. Healing from TraumaHealing from Trauma is a course developed by Shannon Kaufmann, CPSS, to help participants learn to manage the uncomfortable effects of past trauma. The details of past trauma are not the focus, rather, participants engage in skill-building to heal. Topics such as hope, validation, boundaries, distress tolerance, and trauma education are discussed by the class which is led by trained Wellness Center facilitators who have recovered from trauma. Personal Action Toward Health (PATH)PATH is a chronic disease self-management program developed by Stanford University that helps participants build the skills they need for the day-to-day management of a chronic disease. PATH is a six-week workshop and covers topics including healthy eating, relaxation techniques, problem solving, and communication skills. This evidenced-based class is facilitated by two PATH-certified leaders. Recovery in ActionRecovery in Action was written by two Certified Peer Support Specialist Wellness Center staff. Based on mental health recovery concepts, this 12 week class teaches participants to take action and be held accountable for their recovery. The workshop starts with participants sharing their personal recovery story, and leads in to topics which include mindfulness, managing challenging situations, emotional intelligence, and finding meaning in life. Social GroupSocial Group offers a safe, substance-free environment to provide opportunities for socialization and community inclusion. Creative expression, entertainment, and community outings take place throughout the month. Writing GroupWriting Group provides an opportunity to use the tool of written expression. In this workshop participants learn different concepts in literature and how to use these concepts to express themselves in their personal recovery. This group is for people at all skill levels and appeals particularly to those who find journaling to be a valuable tool. Art GroupIn Art Group, participants have a space to work on creative expression. Both new and established artists are welcome to this class. Fiber arts, painting, drawing, and other activities are provided at no-cost. One-on-One ServicessThe Wellness Center offers individual recovery coaching by trained Wellness Center peer staff. This experience provides tailored guidance, not therapy, on setting and attaining recovery goals. For More InformationFor more information about this program, The Wellness Center |
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